City Veterinary Office of Naga

22/03/2026

Sunday duty on the go committed to ensuring safe and quality meat for everyone.

09/03/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT

To our valued clients,

In line with Memorandum Circular No. 114, series of 2026, our office will be adopting a four-day work week schedule.

Effective March 10, 2026, our office schedule will be as follows:

Monday – Thursday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: CLOSED

Meat Inspection will continue to follow its regular schedule.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

03/03/2026

The Rabies Awareness Month Celebration was successfully held on March 1, 2026, at JMR Coliseum. The event started at 6:00 AM with the “Walk with My Pet,” organized by CBSUA VKL/VKV.

During the activity, a total of 54 dogs and 83 cats were vaccinated against rabies. In addition, 15 dogs and 58 cats were castrated, while 6 dogs and 31 cats underwent spaying. The whole-day event concluded at 7:20 PM.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the:

*Department of Agriculture for its significant contribution in delivering quality surgical assistance

* Department of health for its support in promoting a rabies-free community in Naga City

* Animal Advocates USI Batch ’82 for providing tarpaulins to be distributed to various barangays in Naga City to strengthen awareness on stray animal and rabies management

* VKL/VKV and the City Youth Officials for their active participation

*City Health Office for discussing the effects, transmission, and prevention of rabies in humans

* Street Paws Naga for sharing valuable information on Responsible Pet Ownership.

We also sincerely thank everyone who generously shared their time and effort to make this event a great success.

28/02/2026

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24/02/2026

‎🐾 Rabies Awareness Month Celebration 🐾
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‎Join us on March 1, 2026 ( Sunday) 8am- 3pm at JMR Coliseum as we celebrate Rabies Awareness Month and promote responsible pet ownership!
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‎✨ Special Activities:
‎🚶‍♂️ “Walk with My Pet” – 6:00 AM
‎🙏 Pet Blessing
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‎💉 Services Offered for Our Pet Lovers:
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‎*Vaccination – ₱75.00 per pet ( Pets must be 3 months old and above) Until supplies last

‎•Castration – FREE (owners must provide required materials) Until supplies last

‎• Spaying – FREE (owners must provide required materials)
‎📌 Limited to 50 SLOTS only FOR SPAYING.
First come, first served
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‎📋 Guidelines for Castration and Spaying:
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‎Pets must be apparently healthy.
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‎Age requirement: 8 months to 5 years old.
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‎Pets must have updated rabies vaccination.
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‎Pets must undergo 8 hours fasting prior to surgery.
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‎Pets must be on a leash and owners must bring a cage/carrier.
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‎🧾 Materials to Bring (per pet):
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‎Betadine 120 ml – 1 pc
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‎Hydrogen Peroxide 120 ml – 1 pc
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‎Alcohol 250 ml – 1 pc
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‎Cotton balls – 1 pack
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‎Blade (Durco/Gillette) – 1 pc
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‎Surgical Gloves (size 7) – 2 pairs
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‎Sterile Gauze Pad 4x4 – 5 pcs
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‎Manila paper – 1 pc
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‎Underpad (large) – 1 pc
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‎⚠️ Important Reminders:

‎• Please bring complete requirements and vaccination card of your pet/s.

‎.• Bring a valid Government Issued ID (School ID, Certificate of Residency are not allowed)

‎.• ID must show your address. The actual owner of the dog or cat to be castrated or spayed must be the one to bring the pet, and the ID presented must be under the owner’s name. Representatives are not allowed.

‎*FIRST COME ...FIRST SERVE. .

‎*2 Pets per owner for spaying and castration.

‎Let us work together for a rabies-free community. See you and your beloved pets! 🐶🐱
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‎For inquires please contact 09628898897
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05/02/2026

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05 FEBRUARY 2026

We invite suppliers to submit quotations for the following procurement project:

Sedative and Anesthetic and Pre-Anesthetic for Cats & Dogs (Veterinary Products and Supplies)
● Classification: Goods
● Procurement Mode: Small Value Procurement
● Approved Budget for the Contract: PHP 760,100.00
● Delivery Period: 30 Days
● Closing Date/Time: February 9, 2026, 9:00 AM

Interested suppliers may file a Request for Quotation (RFQ) at the City Procurement Office. For complete project details and bidding requirements, please check your PhilGEPS account.

For inquiries, the City Procurement Office can be reached at:
📩 Email: [email protected]
☎️ Landline: (054) 205980 local # 1071
📲 Mobile: 0917 523 6024

03/02/2026

🐾 Animal Impounding Report – February 2 , 2026🐾

A total of 17 dogs were impounded 4 dogs surrendered yesterday (February 2, 2026,) following verified requests and reports submitted through the MyNaga App. The dogs were reported in areas where they were scattering garbage, chasing pedestrians, and posing risks to road safety, including potential vehicular accidents. All animals are now safely housed at the Naga City Animal Pound Facility for owner redemption or responsible adoption.

📍 Areas Covered:
* Con. Peq - 4 dogs impounded
4 dogs surrendered
* Happy homes. Con. Peq - 3 dogs impounded
2 dogs impounded
*Con.peq Villa Virginia -2 dogs impounded
*Abella- 4 dogs surrendered
* Bag. Sur- 1 dog surrendered
* Calauag Topaz St. 2 dogs impounded
*Parkview - 4 dogs impounded
*Madrigal -2 dogs impounded

👩‍⚕️ To Pet Owners:
Owners who believe their pets may be among those impounded are advised to visit the Naga City Veterinary Office and present proof of ownership such as photos, vaccination cards, or veterinary records.

🏡 To Interested Adopters:
Unclaimed dogs are open for adoption to responsible individuals and families willing to provide proper care and a permanent home.

📍 Location: Naga City Animal Pound Facility, Carolina (near Haciendas de Naga & San Isidro Elementary School)
🕗 Visiting Hours: Monday–Sunday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📞 Contact: 0962 8898 897

29/01/2026

‎Our office received a report last January 23, 2026 regarding an aggressive dog that had bitten a victim at Cathedral Street, Bagumbayan Sur. The City Veterinary Office collected a sample for laboratory examination and confirmed that the animal tested positive for rabies.
‎In response to this confirmed case, the City Veterinary Office conducted the necessary rabies control activities today, January 29, 2026, within the affected area. These activities included animal impounding operations for stray dogs in the vicinity and the implementation of a 100-meter ring vaccination against rabies.
‎We would like to thank Barangay Captain Josephine D. Camba for her support in safeguarding public health and in helping prevent further rabies incidents in the community.

29/01/2026

The two deputized meat inspectors, Mr. Jaime A. Halcon Jr. and Mr. Jessie Cardinal, conducted post-abattoir inspections this morning, January 29, 2026, in Barangay Cararayan, Concepcion Grande, and San Felipe. This is to ensure that the meat is safe and fit for human consumption.

29/01/2026

A total of 17 cats and 5 dogs were castrated on January 27, 28, 29 2026, at the City Veterinary Office. The procedures were conducted according to the scheduled appointments of the pet owners.

If you want to castrate your male pets, visit our office and schedule an appointment. Please take note of the following requirements:

Requirements for your pet:

* Your pet must be vaccinated against rabies.
* Bring their vaccination record as proof.
* Bring a valid ID (govt. issued ID) with a Naga City address.

Castration is FREE, but please bring the following per pet:
*Betadine 120 ml
* Alcohol 250 ml
* Hydrogen peroxide 120 ml
* 4x4 sterile gauze – 5 pcs
* Surgical gloves – 2 pcs
*Gillette/Durco blade – 1 pc
*Underpad (large) – 1 pc
*Manila paper – 1 pc
*Cotton balls – 1 pack

Note: Maximum of two pets per owner.

23/01/2026

📅🐾 APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING & UNDERSTANDING ELECTIVE SURGERY (CASTRATION) 🐾📅

✂️ WHAT IS ELECTIVE SURGERY?
An elective surgery is a planned procedure that is not an emergency and is scheduled in advance. It is performed on apparently healthy patients to improve long-term health and quality of life.

🐶🐱 WHY IS CASTRATION CONSIDERED AN ELECTIVE SURGERY?
Castration (neutering) is classified as an elective surgery because:

✅ The patient must be clinically healthy before the procedure
✅ The surgery is scheduled through an appointment, not done on an emergency basis
✅ Pre-operative preparation is required, including fasting
✅ The procedure is done by choice as part of responsible pet ownership, not because it is immediately life-saving

🕒 WHY IS FASTING REQUIRED BEFORE SURGERY?
Fasting is an important safety requirement before castration because:
• It helps prevent vomiting during anesthesia
• It reduces the risk of aspiration pneumonia, a serious condition where food or fluids enter the lungs
• It ensures safer anesthesia and smoother recovery for the patient

💉 WHY IS RABIES VACCINATION REQUIRED PRIOR TO SURGERY?
Rabies vaccination is required before surgery to:

• Promote responsible pet ownership in compliance with national and local laws
• Protect veterinarians, veterinary staff, and City Veterinary Office (CVO) personnel from possible rabies exposure
• Reduce the risk of rabies transmission through bites, scratches, or contact with saliva
• Ensure that pets undergoing surgery are rabies-free and safe to handle
• Support the government’s rabies prevention and eradication programs
• Maintain a safe and secure surgical environment

🌱 IMPORTANT REMINDER
Although castration is an elective surgery, it provides significant benefits:
✔ Helps control pet overpopulation
✔ Reduces stray animal populations
✔ Supports rabies prevention efforts
✔ Improves animal welfare and public safety

📍 Elective does not mean unnecessary.
📍 Castration is a responsible, preventive, and life-improving procedure.

📌 APPOINTMENT BOOKING
Pet owners who wish to avail of the Free Castration Services are kindly requested to book an appointment by completing the form through the link below:

👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/10BkNSslDiDr5D86ZhLb40R6U0SLN7s58A04J5nDO_g8/edit

Please be assured that all submissions will be reviewed and verified. Once validated, your scheduled appointment will be sent via SMS/text message. Thank you for your cooperation and support.
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22/01/2026

🐾 Animal Impounding Report – January 22, 2026🐾

A total of 8 dogs were impounded today, January 22, 2026, following verified requests and reports submitted through the MyNaga App. The dogs were reported in areas where they were scattering garbage, chasing pedestrians, and posing risks to road safety, including potential vehicular accidents. All animals are now safely housed at the Naga City Animal Pound Facility for owner redemption or responsible adoption.

📍 Areas Covered:

*Con.Peq St. Claire - 5 dogs
*San Felipe Fausto Drive - 1 dog
*San Felipe Aeroville - 2 dogs

👩‍⚕️ To Pet Owners:
Owners who believe their pets may be among those impounded are advised to visit the Naga City Veterinary Office and present proof of ownership such as photos, vaccination cards, or veterinary records.

🏡 To Interested Adopters:
Unclaimed dogs are open for adoption to responsible individuals and families willing to provide proper care and a permanent home.

📍 Location: Naga City Animal Pound Facility, Carolina (near Haciendas de Naga & San Isidro Elementary School)
🕗 Visiting Hours: Monday–Sunday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📞 Contact: 0962 8898 897